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Twelve Research Teams Launching Projects to Advance Duke Climate Commitment Priorities

Twelve Research Teams Launching Projects to Advance Duke Climate Commitment Priorities
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String of Malaysian records set in Sabah

THE First Ocean Acidification Monitoring Station for South China Sea” is the latest of a string of eight Malaysia Book of Records awards won by Gaya island-based Marine Ecology Research Centre (Merc-2) and its associated companies Bayu Aquaculture Sdn Bhd (5) and Rantau Bakat Sdn Bhd (1) since 2010.

Reef monitoring structure installed at Pulau Gaya

KOTA KINABALU (Mar 27): The Marine Ecology Research Centre (MERC) at Pulau Gaya completed installing and commissioning Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structure (ARMS) and Calcification Accretion Units (CAUs) on February 2. The successful deployment was led by Professor Dato' Dr Aileen Tan, director o

Frontiers | Deer Exclusion Regenerates Native Plant Functional Responses, but Not Species Richness in an Eastern Serpentine Savannah

Plants are particularly vulnerable to physical disturbance in low productivity areas, due to the high energetic cost of replacing lost tissue. In the eastern United States, serpentine savannahs are fragmented ecosystems with high concentrations of rare endemic plant species, low concentrations of soil nutrients, and severe deer overpopulation. This study assessed the recovery of flowering plants in a serpentine savannah when deer were excluded. Plant count, flower count, vegetative area, and plant height of 10 serpentine plant species were compared inside and outside of deer exclusion structures throughout an entire growing season. Throughout the growing season and across the plant community, deer exclusion consistently increased values for all plant response traits measured. Species that responded most strongly to deer exclusion included Arabis lyrata (Brassicaceae, the wide ranging lyre-leaf rockcress) and the serpentine near-endemic Symphyotrichum depauperatum (a serpentine aster kn

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